法華玄論 2.21

2.21

The fifth is clarifying the dual remedies. The first section clarifies the one vehicle, which is different from the former three vehicles; thus, the three are the illness and the one is the medicine, using the one to repudiate the three. The latter chapter clarifies present permanence, which is different from former impermanence; permanence is the medicine and impermanence is the illness, using permanence to repudiate impermanence; thus, there is mutual remedying of illness by medicine, present and former. If the latter section still clarified impermanence, there would only be the former remedy and no latter remedy; then the former illness could be dispelled, but the latter affliction could not be eliminated.